los extremos se tocan. los climas irreconciliables
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2011
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<p>Radical protection against the cold and biting winds requires a way of thinking architecture. To hide behind the shadows and get breezes in places of extreme heat, other. <br />The purpose of this article is to compare two performances of architects: One is, Erksine Ralf, who has worked in places where cold weather, snow and wind are some of the conditions of their project environments. The other is Charles Correa has developed an architecture for warm climates, where breezes and shades are essential in the spaces. <br />These two approaches reveal that the best solutions to these conditions of place, the answers are similar. Forms that occur as a result at the end of the process, are not so far. <br />The opposite is separated so much from its contrary, in the circle of life, that ends up finding him.</p>
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| Authors | ;Juan Ignacio Mera |
| Journal | journal of catalysis |
| Year | 2011 |
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